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To a certain extent, yes. It does not always contain all the exact details as you see them in Atlas, but you may come pretty close.
After you create a view, click the ... button next to its name in Atlas. You can click copy link there:
As the tooltip says, you can then paste that link in a Confluence page. There, it will automatically convert into a smart link, where you can choose how you want it displayed.
The Embed option shows the most detailed version of the view. It should contain quite. a lot of the information you see in Atlas.
As I mentioned earlier, it is not always exactly with the same configuration as in Atlas, but in many cases it's already quite informative and also allows you to click through to Atlas with a single click if you need to.
Hope this helps!
In confluence I only see the link when I paste it. Is there a way to see the contents in the wiki? Like a table with al the goals info from my view?
The end result is for the leadership to view this page with the goals and their statuses and may be some metrics related to that.
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